Katherine H. Lee

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Katherine H. Lee is an Assistant Professor of American Multicultural Studies at Sonoma State University where she teaches classes on comparative Ethnic Studies, Asian American Studies, Asian American literature, gender and ethnicity, research methods, and Ethnic Studies writing pedagogy. Her research examines the politics of academic writing in higher education and recovers the overlooked history of writing instruction and writing pedagogy in Ethnic Studies and Asian American Studies programs. Prior to joining SSU, she was a visiting assistant professor in the School of Education at Mills College where she taught doctoral research classes. She previously was an academic writing instructor and spent several years directing academic writing tutoring programs in higher education. She is a contributor to the anthology Contemporary Asian American Activism: Building Movements for Liberation, and her work has been published in the Journal of Asian American Studies, and AAPI Nexus.